Rabbit Foots Fern Hanging Basket (7″)
$25.00
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Named Rabbit’s foot ferns for their delightful furry rhizomes that creep over the top of the plant pot.
Water: Keep soil moist. Ferns love humidity so mist regularly.
Sunlight: This prefers bright to medium indirect light when grown indoors. No direct sunlight.
Food: During the spring and summer only, fertilize once a month with a liquid plant food at half strength
Plant Parent Care Tips:
- Remove dead fronds by cutting them off.
- Occasionally rotate the plant to keep it growing evenly.
- If the fern begins to look ratty, trim back the plant until it is 2 inches tall, water and fertilize, and it will soon begin to grow back out.
Pets: Pet safe!
Interesting fact: The distinctive arching fronds of Boston fern are a mutation from the straight fronds of standard sword ferns. The popular stories are that the mutation either occurred on a ship full of ferns being sent to Boston, or in the plant nursery of a Florida grower who later sent them to friends in Boston.
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